Be cautious of US ploy in Asia Pacific
Be cautious of US ploy in Asia Pacific
Though hyped as a forum for fostering “peace and security” in the Asia-Pacific region, the just concluded U.S.-Japan-Philippines summit Thursday actually served as a sharp reminder of Washington’s divisive policy of inciting conflict and strife in Asia.
2024-04-15
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The ultimate gift to future generations
The ultimate gift to future generations
​Life's inevitable realities often become poignant topics during significant cultural moments, such as the Qingming Festival, which prompts reflection on the cycle of life and death. In China, this period brings attention to the rising costs of burials, as media outlets frequently report on the financial and spatial challenges associated with tomb prices and funeral services.
2024-04-08
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Removing barriers good for US, China
Removing barriers good for US, China
When U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen dined at one of the oldest Cantonese restaurants Taotaoju after landing up in Guangzhou last Thursday, the U.S. side demanded that the privacy screens be moved so that they could enjoy cuisine together with local diners sitting around.
2024-04-08
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Security alliance threatens stability
Security alliance threatens stability
The United States and Japan are planning the biggest upgrade to their security alliance since they signed a mutual defense treaty in 1952. According to reports, U.S. President Joe Biden and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida will announce plans to restructure the U.S. military command in Japan to strengthen operational planning and military drills between the two nations.
2024-04-01
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Better China-US ties require right perception
Better China-US ties require right perception
In a meeting with delegates from the U.S. business, strategic, and academic communities, Chinese President Xi Jinping urged the U.S. side to develop a right strategic perception of China.
2024-04-01
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Cook's visit a vote of confidence in China
Cook's visit a vote of confidence in China
Apple CEO Tim Cook's latest trip to China, like his many previous trips to the country, has again trended on Chinese social media. From attending the opening ceremony of a new retail store in Jing'ansi Square in Shanghai, to hosting an information-sharing session with Apple's suppliers, including Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD, Cook was warmly welcomed, in contrast to the bullying some Chinese companies have faced in the United States.
2024-03-25
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Erecting the ethical boundaries of AI
Erecting the ethical boundaries of AI
The line between science fiction and reality is blurring as advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) redefine what's possible. One recent trend has ignited controversy: using AI to "resurrect" deceased celebrities. Some content creators are leveraging AI to bring back the deceased, raising concerns about ethics and respect in the process.
2024-03-25
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Boeing's woes mirror challenges faced by American manufacturing industry
Boeing's woes mirror challenges faced by American manufacturing industry
Recently, Boeing has found itself engulfed in a maelstrom of safety concerns and public scrutiny. Last Monday, a Boeing plane en route from Sydney, Australia, to Auckland, New Zealand, had a technical fault, necessitating an emergency descent that resulted in a sudden and violent plunge, leading to at least 50 injuries. This event stands as the most recent in a series of safety incidents involving Boeing aircraft over the past three months. Since 2024, Boeing's stock price has plummeted by over 25%. In a bold statement, CNN declared that “Boeing is in big trouble.”
2024-03-18
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